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Newspaper Page Text:t DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALE.U OREGON, FKWAY, SEPTEMBER SI, 1000- GENERAL REPORT ! ON HOPS England as Well as This Country Will Have Under Average Crop Hoi) Tho Wntorvlllo Times and Roportcr, of tho Hth, says; yja still have to report a waiting rnrirkot. Htocks of 130C hops arc vory smnll; Indeed thoro aro so few left that thoro could not ho much trading If buyora wore disposed to operate Our quotations cover tho few transactions roported. Now hops Jiavo not arrived as yet, hoyond sam ple lniles, and It is probablo that tho market for those will not ho estab lished for another week or two, ricking In Now York stato has pro gressed rapidly under favorablo wcathor conditions, and betoro tho closo of next week tho bulk of tho crop will ho harvested. Whllo thero aro nomo complaints thnt early sam ples aro thin, bocauso of prematura picking, it Is believed thnt tho gon ernl quality will bo good. Roports from Oneida and Madison counties Indlcato a considerably larger ylold than Inst year, and ndvlcos from oth er sections of this stnto load to tho conclusion that tho now ncreago, which Is now In full bearing, will tnoro than, mako up for nny decrease In tho old yards. A fow seedlings lmvo boon purchased nt 20ff'21c. 'Orowors aro asking 2fic for tho best Into hops, but no business trnnsplros, bliyors bolng unwilling to go abend on thnt basis. Hop Coiiillllouv in Knglnml. Tbo South Eastern (duetto, August 28th.) Tho first samples of now English hops arrived In tho borough last tho i tlon. Many of tho nearby localities report thnt tho crop Is bearing out tho prediction of tho Farmer that L tho crop would fall from one-fourth to otic-third short of last year. Tho Schoharlo Republican, Sep tember Cth, says: Tho proseht week will sco tho hop crop harvested. Tho weather has been favorable, nnd n crop of choice hops has been gath ered in this section. N'o trace of mould has boen found In nny of tho yards. Tho crop Js of a golden col or, rich In lupulln. No Bales have been made slnco our report of last week, when 21 to 2Cc was paid. Dealers are fighting tho latter price and aro not offering over 22c. Grow ers aro firm at 25c. Tho roports from numerous growors as to yield shows that tho crop in Sclioharlo county will not exceed thnt of last year. This Is also truo of tho crop In tho state. Tho Onconta Herald, Soptember Cth, says: Practically everybody will finish picking hops this week. Thero has been excellent wentbor, no ver min, nnd llttlo, It any, mould, and as a result tho work lias gono rapid ly, an nverago worker picking threo boxes dally. Tho quality Is fine, and. in tho words of ono dcalor. "All Ot sego hops this year aro choice" It Is estimated that tho yiold is from 15 to 25 por cent short of 1905. A fow sales aro roportod by Oneontn dcalors. Konyon &' Saxton havo bought a fow small Mlddlofleld lots at 20C Or bottOr. Smith ft nnnrnn two or thro cgrowths at 20 to 22c. Most growors, however, aro holding for 25c or bettor. Tho Coblesklll Times, Soptombor Cth, snyB: Tho hops aro being rap idly harvested and still romnln in perfect condition. Thoro is no ver min of nny kind, and tho crop Is good and bright. A grower Informed tho Times that It requires but llttlo fuol In drying, as tho hops nro In such a porfoct condition. Wo Icnrn or a fow sales having boon mndo. Smith & Cnpron, of Oneontn, hnvo boon horo offering 20c, nnd secured following creps: Will Anulo. State News Lebanon wants a bettor train ss.r vlco. v Tho Christian church at Corvnllls Is to bo enlarged. The big prune packing houses at Roseburg Btarf up this week. More flro escapos aro being put on tho largest buildings in Albany. McMlnnvlllc college lias a regis tration much largor thnn last year. Mrs. Florence Kaylor, of The Dalles, died at that place Thursday. Leo Jung, ono of Portland's weal thiest Chlneso merchants, died Mon day. Tho Portland Beavers won from tho Fresno bunch by a score of 5 to 1 yesterday. The Hnzelwood Company, of Port land, has purchased a quarter bl6ck on which to erect a new plant. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Durfeo, of Til lamook, celebrated their golden wed ding nnnlvcrsnry Tuesday. Charles Cousins passed throo worthless checks 6n a Pilot Rock morchant Wednesday. ' S. Morton Cohn. n PnrHnnrl Miinf. rlcal man, has Btarted -ton-cent vau dovlllo houses In London, Berlin and Paris. R. S. Barker, of Roseburg, has gono to London, his old homo, whoro ho will sottlo up his fnthor's estate. Ellory Townscnd fell feet foromoat POLITICS AXD LABOR. They Scorn, In Snn Francisco, to He One und Indivisible. (S. F. Chronicle) The carmen's union Is now en gaged In an Investigation for the purpose of ascertaining to what ex tent the recent strike was due to an nttpintit to advanco the political for tunes or ambitions of this or that agitator. It Is unnecessary to say thnt the Chronicle does not Intend to take part In this Investigation, ex ccnt to suggest to tho carmen that It be made very thorough. Nevertheless the Incident suggests somo comment which is well worth tho attention of union labor men, whether they give it that attention or not. It is absolutely certain that so long as laboring men attempt to set themselves off from the rest of tho community and try through po litical organization to secure legisla tion thoro never will be a strike of any consequence which not organized and directed with an eye to the fur therance of somebody's desire to get ofllco or to control officials for per sonal profit. Any other condition Is unthinkable. No measure Is ever proposed In tho Republican, Demo cratic or any other political party which designing politicians do not think to turn to their personal ad vantage. Is thero anything in tho ixuvif xuwiibuiiu iou icei loromost vantage, is tnero anything in tin Into a prune scalding vat at Rainier character of tho known labor acltn Thursdny, and scalded himself to tors In this cltv which stamns thorn - as moro honest nnd pure than other the waist. E. L. Wyatt married Miss Besslo mon? Have not tho politicians who Corio August 10th, at Orogon City, In this city havo got ofllco by tho la- Iinrl film mlnva nftnt ,lnfn-in.i i. !i.- ..- i 1 a ....., u ...iv. uuum ic-u hit. uur uiu uuvu jusi as eager to get alio Is applying for a divorce. Ijobs for their Tho Virginia and Emma group of, lino boss with mines in Unkor county Enstorn capitalists touters ns any old whom tho city has wore sold to .over boen cursed? Does anybody. In this weok for .fact, know nny political touter who made use of and their votes deliver ed, Just as the "good citizens" of other political parties are voted by their party bosses. To assumo that a "labor party" will be manipulated any more honestly than any other party Is absurd. To assume that the labor party bosses will not endeavor to make use of labor disputes to further their Interests Is also ab surd. What somo of the carmen be- iiovo tn imvfl taken nlace In connec tion with their own recent strike Is only what is absolutely certain to ncrnr In all Imnortnnt disputes so long as labor, as such, attempts to act In political unity. Only very foolish men can believe that any Industrial class can have any Interests of a political nature distinct from those of other classes. The only question on which men can properly divide politically are those which affect the Interests of all classes alike. We aro perfectly aware that It Is at present wasted breath to tell this truth to the work- lngmen of this city, but we also know just as well that In due time they will find It out for themselves. The Chronicle knows nothing whatever In respect to the personal honesty of any political labor boss or official In this city. What It does know Is that the agents of material Interests who are in the business of buying the votes or actions of officials and boss es Invariably assume labor agitators to be for sale until the contrary Is proved by an actual offer and re fusal. o HSSftgi Sitters 00 Kl U tlcK Takot!xi ters ., . Fir &l't cure. rigour in.. IrHeartbarjJ DJ"sPcpsJ t-OStlvCDft Malarial J X-RAYS Tho East Oregonldn has J -- U 11 14 rr a. . --.,. v, gp The Independent sav should not follow the dlctlonarn it should follow him. Shades ot j iciiiuB vuru ana josh Billing. it come to this? Spirit of .v.. mortal Webster, have we adn,J the Btage of "every man his en J nonary or a Diamed bad ijp. would tout for a "labor" candidate to, Coblesklll, 0 bales; Howard Frnnco, last and It Is quostlonnblo nmount can bo W. .secured at that figure. Saturday morning, consigned Mosflrs. W. H. and H. Lo.Mny, hop Dorloo, 10 halos, and Ernklno Borst, fnctoni. Tho quality Is exceedingly Schohnrlo 100 bnlos, all at 20c. Tho choice, but tho nutintltv irrowu iwr uroworH nrn linMim- tnv i.nti,... ..i ' . - . - -- - -- o " ..VVVU. IIIIV.UO aero is iuss tiian naif that of year. Tlip bops woro grown by tr a.. ....... V..I.H "inn", wi nulling, , mo proHOiit week will sob a start) Slmvlug to Death. mndo with tho picking In most dls- Bocauso her Btomach was so weak trlcts, tho hops showing signs of oar-; oncd by useless drugging that alio ly maturity. Home Improvement In could not oat, Mrs. Mary II. Waltors tho oiiilmik Is roported, but this Is of St. Clair St., Columbus, O., was largely dlHcaimivd by damago ro- literally starving to death. Sho wilting from Saturday's ttulu. In writes: "My stomach was .so weak tho borough business hna boon vary.irom usoloss drugs that I could not quiet, whllo tho demand Is of u 'out, and my nerves so wrecked that hand-to-mouth character, consumers I could not aloep; and 'not boforo I being evidently (IIhiiummI to awnlt do- was given up to dlo was I Induced to volopmonlH logavdlng tho crop. Tho try ISleotrlo Blttors; with tho won niuiiII holdings are meanwhile pine- dorful rostilt that Improvement bo tlcally not offering, mid tar urgent gan at onco, and a comploto euro fol needs full tirlnoM lmvo to bo paid. I lowed." Best honltb tonic on onrth. Canterbury and district -llupa 50c. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry "' jii iviiiiuii mi vury wn our-. urilgglst tug mo past wuolc. It It unfortunate that tho rain, which was so muuh du nked, was ncnoiiipuiilud by a rough gitlo. lit exported pnaltloua (ho wind bntturctl tlo latornlH, mid this will mi doubt ahowH Its offoot In the color of tho hops. The blno being gonur ally tilndk tlils yonr, tho fruit hnH an ocollont opportunity of ripening by reason of bolng ho well exposed to tho nun. Tho bt uatMlens nre look- UIK lUll'tlNK II $30,000. A lirllllnnt inntfnr nnsanil nvnr- ihn'.nvnnnt In M.n n.n..i.n.. . i-i-n , w.. .. ,, . vu,,v , uiu UAI1.-V.UU1UM Ul II JOI). city of Gorvnls Wednesday evening, .The real workmen who go to work Wlllcll. for it inntnnnf mmln l.n nin. nn,i .. i. .. . . "" i'ihw linn jju iiuiiiu noiii inuir wotk uo not If I .roWutlv wIiW pTifi,, .iit i.f, . - .., m-il-"r"n ;. "w roimnonCtJd lnHomonjiiainext Snt )irdy, aul In niuiy mgru nrly thQ 'following wook. Mop NotoM. Tho CooporKtown Farmer, Suptom lior 7th, ays: Tho locul'murkot has been Inactive during tho past weok. All Aru waiting tho completion u( tho hurvoHt, which will bo complotvd Bcnernjly tliU weok, 'o aro nhlo to verify tho roports of tho alo of a fow smalt lots nt 20c,, but reports of flftlM t 20o aro without mbatnutln ADVANCING THEIR INTEREST WM KN'DHAVOK to advauco thd I, hHHH Interests of our custom- ra ,hi ,TT7iwiunini ,n.j iu Mt 4K, our Motive tuny bo fKHMwbftt tlucturod with solflk- hml tor, uiKM the pronnorlty of It pfttrftM klRKM the tuccess of ry Untile. T - ..-T -i ii.Mnii.yi I ! 11.111 ISfJtsi StAtt Bank iGTHZMnZSZ K W Kplnliuil. On an ocean stonmor bound for ISuropo, ono of tho pasongors vniiio npon tho dock When tho boat was Hoveral days out with what was un mistakably a blank oyo. "Hollo, Itolilnqon," ofglalmed mi acqualntmico, "Whufs tho nmttor with your oyo?" "Matter with my uyu?" repeated KniMiMou, "Nothing, I gjesa. Onjy a borthmnrk." r "A bltthmark! ...I hadn't notlcdcV It." V' "Of course, you hadn't. Only got It last night. I tumbled out of my berth." Philadelphia Ledger. Woll Worth Trying. W. H, Brown, tho populnr nonslon nttornoy, of Pittsflold. Vt.. sava: ".Noxt to n ponalon, the boat thlnu to Rot U Dr. King's Now Llfti Plli .. He writes: "they keop rey family In aplondld health.M Quick eur for HeaiUcho. Conatlpfttloa and nilloua. new. 25c. Guaranteed at t n Perry'a Uruit atoro, "How did Mr. Cklcago make his money?" "Smoking." "Absurdl How can nny ono uik,o money Hint wny?" "Ho amoked hniua." LoRlre. Tho Ship' CoHCt'rt. v Tho captain (of tho Hllurla) Thla la my llvo-Uuudrodth trip across tho Atlantic. Tho thfitt rlcal umnagor (ahaeutly) Dot'a n pretty' fnjr ifun; vot aro yoWySQliiK to Klf awy frco for aouf. onlra? -Puck, "To Ciire FleM aya Sflin KcadRll, ot PhllUpsburirf Kan., "Juat cover It over ltk,Buck len'a Arnica Salre attd ta SaUe will ito the reat.M Quickest cure for Burnt, Bolls, Sores. Scald. Wouwia, PIIm, Kciema, SK Mkeuw, Ckap4 Hands, Sore Keot aad Bore Ky. ns light ns day. Roy McFarland, n jirofesslonal baseball player of Lebanon. 13 homo from Texns, whoro ho pitched In tho oven houth 'ioxns leaguo this season. N. L. Fltzhonry, a young cnnltal- 1st of Chicago, has Just purchnsed 11.00 acros of land of Major Forrest. of hugono, and will turn It IntOMi summor resort. Alox. Janot, of Brooks, recently received a small scratch" on his hand, blood poisoning set In, which necessitated amputating two of his fingers. Ho Ik not out of danger yet, and It Is feared that ho will lose his outlro hand. Tho Lane county pruno cron Is so hoavy this your that tho evnpora tors cannot bogln to handle It, and Indications aro that hundreds of tons will go to wasto bocauso of the lack of drying 'facilities. .Miuirod Clemens and Lillian Mc Vlckor, two Dnllas girls, won sehnl. nrshlps hi tho Portland Journnl con- tost, Miss Clomons receiving Sinn nnd Miss MoVlokor $"B, besides tho two years each In tho Dallas colli-go Tho Umatllln county road fluid Is oxhnusted. This Is duo to the big Hood, mid all available money wns used to repair tho damages. A number of delogutos of the Ore gon Irrigation Asosclntlon will hold a mooting In connection with tho Hood Itlvor Vnlloy Fruit Fair, which is to bo hold Octobor It and 12, Tom Word, former Bhorlff of .Mult nomah county, has lllod a bill In tho J auditors olllco nt Portland for JSG'O. 05, bused oil his outlay of money for watchmen at somo or tho tough Joints In Portland. Bort Cartano, an Athena saloon kooper, and Chnrlcs Gay, n ball play. or, were arrosted In Pendleton vus- torday for being found on tho Indian reservation with liquor In their pos session. Tho University of Orogon football team announces Ita schedulo for tho season of 100C, nnd nmong aomo of tho collogoa It will play will bo Whit man nt Eugene, Octobor 20; Idaho, nt Moacow, October 26th; Wlllnm otto, nt Kugouo, Novembor 3; O. A. C, at Corvnllls, Novombor 10; Wnsh Inglon, at Eugene, November 17, nnd Multnomah, at Portland, Novombor 29. Goo. Grnvos, formerly n commer- clnl trnvolor through tho Wlllniuetto vnlley, who U now running an nuto lino between Eugene and Springfield, had a narrow escape from being cro- matcil Sunday. Tho gnsollno In tho englno caught flro, and In a second tho mnchlno waa onvoloped u a mass of Jlamos. Tho blaie waa ex tingulahed, however, before any ma. terlul damage waa done. spend tholr off hours howling for thla or that candidnto for whom they really caro nothing, and who cares less about them. They are Beautiful Women. Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft glow of health and a pure com plexion, make all women beautiful Take a small dose of Herblne after each meal; It will prevent constipa tion and help digest what you have eaten. Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud, Mid lothian, Tex., writes, May 31, 1901 "We havo used Herblne In our family for eight years, and found It the best medicine wo ever used for constipa tion, bilious fever nnd malaria. Sold by D. J. Fry. There Is more catarrh InthJ noa oi mo country than ill diseases put together, and nntn last few years was supposed to tt curable. For a great many y aoctors pronounced It a local ease and prescribed local remrii and by constantly falllntt to , with local treatment, pronpunced incurable. Science has Droven tarrh to be a constitutional dl and therefore requires constitute treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cn manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co, Toledo, O., Is tho only constitution curs on the market. It Is taken lute nally in doses from 10 drons to J toaspoonf ul. It acts dirctlv on t blood and mucuous surfaces of tt system. They offer oue hundrei dollars for any casa 'It falls to cure Send for circulars and testimonial! Address: F. J. CHENEr& CO, Toledo, Ohio, Sold by Druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pills lor stlpatlon. ' ' " tmmm mm i mmmm m . ,, mm . . w m ORDER THE EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL AND SECURE THE NEW 450 PAGE BOOK The strudion of uwaa rr SCO BY EARTHQUAKE AND FIRE By Charles Eugene Banks and Opie Read Special :-: Memorial :-: Volume This cdltloa will bo cacorlv soucht after W ,niinnn. t , , . v. i n ., ., ., . , " ler ulons of Americans who have demonstrated the r sympathy . r;l::; :rt rsz:,Ut u m - - -- - . - - - ThU book tells, by ptn and Dictum , j.h..i . ... ' calamity that beiell San Francisco anJ tho amaUe r ohie Z , TT Writ"9 Q " V'' ' ,. ..! and at tho mercy of their fell o! 2 "if I , V,?'"' CaSt' ' h"M9 " of the disaster aa told bv tn. ' .J ".."?' .' th.l0!S of Ufe and the destruction of property; the .tor water famine; army guarding aurv v 'und.n .m , ynamltJ piUage b h0Ul8' " la tombs of fire; a cUy turned no 1. , , ' M 3a th fato f hU hM " work of our people; cntr ibu in. 2 ff7 'U"aCe3 " aroused. - r the .u(feng from individual., cities and congress; a nation's W Sprain, A. Read, of Cisco. Tex., writes. March 11, 1901: My wrlat w sprained ao badly by a fall that It was useless; aud after utine aeverni remedloa that failed to stve rellof. uad llallard'a Snow Liniment, and was cured. I Mraeaily recommend The Whole Story of the Disaster AS A 8QHLAS STOBY WAS vmm J M - 3031151 , uj bVKiS TO ALL OF WHICH IS ADDED THE APPALLING STORY OF VESUVIUS IN ITS RECENT EIUrPTIOVS avp, m, -w w - QETHEK WITH Aos BESTBTTCTION OF LITE AND PKOXT. TO- FORMATION. PAST' rORMINO AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OP AUTHENTIC XK- WSBAVX ...-...., ,.. ,-,. . .,, jn. u curwM. i Miraetiiy recommend lOaly 3Se at J. C. fery'e drtoae.lt to aay oae luKerln froa apralcs uhwmhtm. -eoj y u, j, Ty. THIS IS THE BEST BOOK 1 ..- ,. "m ARRANQED THAT m fT THB EB&IBIE DISASTER OP APMT. i PHOTOORAPHIO RETRODUOTION OF Tnf S, ' HANDS0MEI,Y BOUND IN CLOTH WIT IN ADVANOS FOR TH DAILY OR VrTZI N " rK0NT VBR. TWO DOLLARS PAID BRINQS YOU THIS GREAT Borr v JZ APITAI' JOURNAL AND SO CRNT8 TOR POSTAQ ORDKR EARLY. 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